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Bank Bosses Want a Return to Office. Underlings Aren’t So Sure A survey of 400 North American financial services executives found almost 80 percent want workers to spend four to five days in the office. Bloomberg | May 04, 2021 (Bloomberg)—Bank bosses are hoping to leave remote work in the past. An Accenture Plc survey of 400 North American financial-services executives found that almost 80% prefer for workers to spend four to five days in the office when the pandemic is over. The majority say remote work is making it difficult to train younger people and is hurting company culture. ...

Bank bosses are hoping to leave remote work in the past. An Accenture Plc survey of 400 North American financial-services executives found that almost 80% prefer for workers to spend four to five days in the office when the pandemic is over. The majority say remote work is making it difficult to train younger people and is hurting company culture. There’s just one problem: Many employees want to maintain flexibility after proving they can stay productive from home, Accenture executives say. “You’ve seen the senior executives sitting in their office and there’s nobody behin...

HR.com's HR Research Institute Announces 'Today's HR Tech Stack Advisory Board' for 2021 to Advise HR Research and Complimentary Virtual Events Share Article The new advisory board will guide research and corresponding virtual events on topics related to today's fast-evolving collection of HR technologies, aka the HR tech stack, to provide the HR.com community with valuable insights. Working closely with HR.com’s HR Research Institute (HRRI), the newly appointed board of industry experts and thought leaders will counsel on the most impactful topics and key areas within the HR technology spa...

New York Mayor Says City Plans to ‘Fully Reopen’ on July 1 NEW YORK—New York City aims to “fully reopen” on July 1 after more than a year of closures and capacity restrictions, Mayor Bill de Blasio said on Thursday. “We are ready to bring New York City back fully on July 1,” de Blasio told a news briefing. “Now we can see that light at the end of the tunnel.” De Blasio said he had not discussed the city’s reopening date with Governor Andrew Cuomo but his announcement comes a day after Cuomo lifted restrictions that would clear the way for a revival of the city’s signatur...

Message : Required fields (This story corrects in 10th paragraph to reflect that T. Rowe Price is planning for employees to return to the office in September.) By Svea Herbst-Bayliss and Elizabeth Dilts Marshall (Reuters) - Wall Street financiers let out a cautious cheer on Thursday after hearing New York City aims to fully reopen on July 1, craving the meetings and meals of work life before the pandemic, but also loathing the grind of mass transit, packed office elevators and conventional business attire.     New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio on Thursday announced his intention to g...